Great Big Sea - Barque In The Harbour

From a b^Dmarque in the harbo^Cur I went r^Coaming on sh^Dmore And stepped ^Finto a p^Cub where I was ^Dmoft times bef^Core And ^Fas I was s^Dmitting and enj^Coying my gl^Dmass Who ch^Dmanced to walk in b^Cut a y^Coung Spanish l^Dmass ^{C Dm C}

She s^Dmat down beside m^Ce and kept squ^Ceezing my h^Dmand Saying S^Fir you're a str^Canger not l^Dmong to this l^Cand Will you r^Foam, Johnny S^Dmailor, would you r^Coam along with m^Dme To s^Dmome lonesome spot wh^Cere nob^Cody can s^Dmee ^C

Don't you l^Feave me Johnny S^Cailor were the w^Dmords she did cr^Cy W^Dmaving and weep^Cing and w^Fiping her ^Ceyes Wh^Fen you reach h^Come in your ^Dmown Newfoundl^Cand Think ^Dmof the young Span^Ciard who kept squ^Ceezing your h^Dmand ^{C Dm C}

I qu^Dmickly consent^Ced with h^Cer for to r^Dmoam She l^Fived by hers^Celf in a n^Dmeat little h^Come She was br^Fisk, plump and j^Dmolly and her ^Cage scare ninet^Dmeen And the n^Dmame of that maid^Cen I th^Cink was Ir^Dmene ^{C Dm C}

One f^Dmine summer's morn^Cing our sh^Cip, she set s^Dmail And d^Fown by the s^Ceashore lovely ^DmIrene she c^Came Waving h^Fer pocket h^Dmankerchief and w^Ciping her ^Dmeyes Don't l^Dmeave me Johnny Sail^Cor were the w^Cords she did cr^Dmy ^C

I'll g^Dmive you farewell l^Cove on a f^Cine summer's br^Dmeeze But l^Fove don't forg^Cet me when you're cr^Dmossing the s^Cea And wh^Fen you are m^Dmarried and enj^Coying your br^Dmide Think ^Dmon the young maid^Cen who l^Cay by your s^Dmide